There is so much to take from this talk. I have been quite stressed and negative recently but Ajahn Jayasaro has reminded me that I do try. I do value the wholesome over the unwholesome. His words brought beautiful and nourishing tears to my eyes. People who so genuinely study the dharma such as Ajahn Jayasaro are beacons in the World. The feeling of gratitude for his words is just one gift. Thank you.
I'm a monk living in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been searching for an English Dhammadesana( Dhamma's talk). Ajarn's English pronuonciation is very easy to understand and it's very useful helpful for me to learn Dhamma and develop my English in the same time. I want to pay respect to Ajarn Jayasaro and thank you very much for uploading these videos.
Life's purpose is nothing if not striving for Nirbana. Sooner or later people will come to this realization. Running round and round like a bandit of karma in the cosmic samsara. One should stop and ask what's it all for? A few laughs, a few cries and a whole lot of Dukkhas. Is it worth it?
@@leonstenutz6003 I posted the above comment 4 years ago ; a year later , a Triple Hit , Stage 4, Cancer hits me - DLBCL ! With Cachexia, Ascites and Lymphedema eating away my body . Doctors gave me 4-6 weeks tops. Given my condition,, I didn’t want to live anymore . I wanted to die ! But Destiny/Life intervened - and scooped me up from the brink of death. From that day forward , the rat race ended! For me, to get off the treadmill and merry-go-round , Death needed to pay me a visit. But for some reason , He didn’t take me ! I’m still here …. wondering why ? Others with the same diagnosis fighting alongside me were taken , including a dear close friend ; but I wasn’t. Although I’m in remission and Ned - no evidence of disease , Life is at a standstill. I’m much calmer now and more at peace with myself.
Very good talk :) This was one where I had to listen to a teacher that in many ways is "different" than my own. He had a few things that gave me a new way to approach things. While at the same time some things that...."Nope don't buy." But that is OK that is why I listened. I do wish he would do (as many teachers do) express where he isn't in agreement with most of the other teachers out there. Not to will just confuse students when they stumble upon the differences later.
Why do you have to be RUDE, you and your folks should be under the big Mud. be victims of ignorance forever. Oh well, in this world, people evolve from cave mentality.
I'm a monk living in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been searching for an English Dhammadesana( Dhamma's talk). Ajarn's English pronuonciation is very easy to understand and it's very useful helpful for me to learn Dhamma and develop my English in the same time. I want to pay respect to Ajarn Jayasaro and thank you very much for uploading these videos.
OMG. My first time listening to this monk’s talk. I love it! So wise. So practical. I will list to your other talks. Thank you! ❤
The talk about right speech, especially about backbiting, is very helpful. I find it the most difficult part of the Noble Eightfold Path.
I love the way he chose his words so carefully.
meditate for alots of time the mind will teach u to use the word.. 🙏
An amazing teacher who articulated the Buddha's teachings with such clarity and connectedness. Sadhu sadhu sadhu
There is so much to take from this talk. I have been quite stressed and negative recently but Ajahn Jayasaro has reminded me that I do try. I do value the wholesome over the unwholesome. His words brought beautiful and nourishing tears to my eyes. People who so genuinely study the dharma such as Ajahn Jayasaro are beacons in the World. The feeling of gratitude for his words is just one gift. Thank you.
Wonderful! Thank you Ajahn Jayassaro and thank you to those who facilitated the message. 🙏🙏🙏
Best teaching on fundamental aspects of Buddhism. Sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏
I'm a monk living in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been searching for an English Dhammadesana( Dhamma's talk). Ajarn's English pronuonciation is very easy to understand and it's very useful helpful for me to learn Dhamma and develop my English in the same time. I want to pay respect to Ajarn Jayasaro and thank you very much for uploading these videos.
Thank you for your helpful message, Venerable, Ajahn Jayasaro.
50:00 No time for anger. Life is too short. Anger takes me away from nibbāna, from peace & true happiness.
Wonderful talk! Thank you Ajahn Jayasaro. Thank you uploader. :)
A treasure of insight
When we act upon intention,all beings are the owners of their action . And inherit the results .thank you Ajahn
Thank you for this very direct teaching.
This is such an inspiring dhamma talks.
Thanks for uploading this talk and thank you Bhanté for the teaching on kamma. I so needed to hear it.
I want something, I’m not getting it, I don’t like it. Suffering. Patient endurance is the antidote. I learnt something.
O what a talk everyone praises.
Beautiful explanation of buddhism and practical way to move to happiness
thank you
Life's purpose is nothing if not striving for Nirbana. Sooner or later people will come to this realization. Running round and round like a bandit of karma in the cosmic samsara. One should stop and ask what's it all for? A few laughs, a few cries and a whole lot of Dukkhas. Is it worth it?
SuperBat It is not worth it! But it is not so easy to get off this hamster wheel.
@@lordbyron3603 True. But how much effort & exhaustion to stay on the treadmill of the ratrace.
@@leonstenutz6003 I posted the above comment 4 years ago ; a year later , a Triple Hit , Stage 4, Cancer hits me - DLBCL ! With Cachexia, Ascites and Lymphedema eating away my body . Doctors gave me 4-6 weeks tops. Given my condition,, I didn’t want to live anymore . I wanted to die ! But Destiny/Life intervened - and scooped me up from the brink of death. From that day forward , the rat race ended!
For me, to get off the treadmill and merry-go-round , Death needed to pay me a visit. But for some reason , He didn’t take me ! I’m still here …. wondering why ? Others with the same diagnosis fighting alongside me were taken , including a dear close friend ; but I wasn’t.
Although I’m in remission and Ned - no evidence of disease , Life is at a standstill. I’m much calmer now and more at peace with myself.
Teaching ever so clear. Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu.
Very wise.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu, 🙏🧘🏻♂️
Great dhamma! Sardhu Sardhu Sardhu
Very good talk :) This was one where I had to listen to a teacher that in many ways is "different" than my own. He had a few things that gave me a new way to approach things. While at the same time some things that...."Nope don't buy." But that is OK that is why I listened. I do wish he would do (as many teachers do) express where he isn't in agreement with most of the other teachers out there. Not to will just confuse students when they stumble upon the differences later.
We understand that we evolve differently, therefore it's normal to have disagreement, we only talk to people who want to listen.
Sadhu Sadhu kha
Genius this guy
Like to thank my wife for this link.
Inspiring!!!!
Thanks for emphasizing that defilement can be lessened in the Middle Way. It's the Noble 8 folds path, which can lead to real happiness.
Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!
Great monk
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sadhu sadhu sadhu
साधु साधु साधु 🙏🙏🙏 वंन्दामी भन्तेजी मराठी मध्ये अर्थ समजून दिले तर छान समजेल
Hello, is it possible to become « enlightened » ?
Thanks
Buddha was born in Nepal
Why do you have to be RUDE, you and your folks should be under the big Mud. be victims of ignorance forever. Oh well, in this world, people evolve from cave mentality.
I'm a monk living in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been searching for an English Dhammadesana( Dhamma's talk). Ajarn's English pronuonciation is very easy to understand and it's very useful helpful for me to learn Dhamma and develop my English in the same time. I want to pay respect to Ajarn Jayasaro and thank you very much for uploading these videos.
Thank you! On behalf of all mankind
I find Ajahn Nayanmoli quiet easy to understand as well
Sadhu sadhu sadhu
Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!
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